Flatland

The story of Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions written by Edwin A. Abbott is a story in which the narrator, a Two-dimensional square, travels to other dimensions and learns their customs. In the beginning, this square, otherwise known as A. Square, presents knowledgeable information about the way his world, Flatland, works. He goes on to tell of the social class system, where the more sides a male figure has, the greater rank he has within the social system. Women are straight lines and cannot

Many factors influence character. As a person grows, their personality can either be innate or developed by their environment. Depending on the situation, one factor’s influence can outweigh the other. In Flatland, irregulars are oppressed and killed; they do not flourish in their environment. The generalization of the character of irregulars portray them in a bad light. Nurture has a greater influence on character development for irregulars since they live in a negative environment that restrain

“Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions” is a mathematical fiction that was written by Edwin Abbot towards the end of the Romantic Period and into the beginning of the Realism period. A lot of people these days find difficulty in understanding higher levels of dimensional geometry, and it is not uncommon now-a-days for teachers (or anyone in the math field for that matter) to use Flatland as a reference to help another better understand the difficult concept of geometry. Abbot lets the reader know

The neighborhood of Flatlands, on central Brooklyn, is a densely populated community, which contain an estimated about 206,963 people. As suggested by the following data, this community is one of the most racially and ethnically diverse in the Brooklyn county; for which 59.6% are Black, 29.2% are White, 2.6 %are Asian, 7.1% are Latino, and 1.5% belong to other racial identity (possibly the recent influx of Orthodox Jews). Due to so richly diverse composition, and the fact that, 39.0% of the local

The neighborhood of Flatlands, in central Brooklyn, is a densely populated community, which contains an estimated about 206,963 people. As suggested by the following data, this community is one of the most racially and ethnically diverse in the Brooklyn county; for which 59.6% are Black, 29.2% are White, 2.6 %are Asian, 7.1% are Latino, and 1.5% belong to another racial identity (possibly the recent influx of Orthodox Jews). Due to so richly diverse composition, and the fact that, 39.0% of the local

interconnectedness of these three concepts than from them individually. Once individual concepts are grasped the path towards the full realization of potentiality that these represent is discovered. These concepts allows understanding the main character in Flatland, A. Square, when he proclaimed “I looked below, and saw with my physical eye all that domestic individuality which I had hitherto merely inferred with the understanding. And how poor and shadowy was the inferred conjecture in comparison with the

an epidemic problem. In Flatlands and Canarsie, obesity rates are higher than the citywide rates which makes it a serious problem in those districts. This paper will focus on exploring the problem of high obesity rates in Flatlands and Canarsie and what reasons and evidence that prove that obesity is a public health issue in these neighborhoods as well as what some factors that might have led to this

Fictitious elements in literature may be more realistic than one thinks and the concept of dystopia is no exception. Within the novella "Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions" by Edwin Abbott Abbott, there exists a world known as "Flatland". Flatland is a quaint world. It is a world where shapes act out the roles of various social classes, a world where everything is geometric. However, despite Flatland's mundane description upon closer inspection, it can be seen that Flatland's social hierarchy

Edwin was an English schoolmaster he was born on December 20, 1838. He attended the city of London he went to St John’s College and studied mathematics and theology .While attending his College he met a girl named Mary Elizabeth and soon wished to marry her but the people who went to the same college were not allowed to date or marry at this time it was against the rules . when Edwin choose to marry her he had to resign the fellowship in order to marry her to he presided and went and married

A reasonable enough area of flatland is where a lot of people would want to live. For example, farming would be very difficult on rocky and steep land. Also, it would cost more money to build a house on rocky and steep land. Most people in Canada live in the St. Lawrence Lowland region, with 2/3 of Canada’s population, because of its large cities, large lakes, trees, flatland, and farmland. However, not many people live in the Innuitian Mountains because